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Blinken on Sunday reaffirmed US support for a two-state solution as the only way to provide hope

Blaxland expressed fears that Afghans who work with the Australian government may now be unable to leave

All will need approval from its 27 member states

In Gaza, Palestinian officials estimated reconstruction costs at tens of millions of dollars

Deaths from COVID-19 fell 5% to 3,969 in the week ended May 23, the fewest deaths in a week since March 2020

Study confirmed that the immunity developed in people vaccinated with 'Sputnik V' neutralizes the Brazilian strain

Extension will be done automatically and without need to visit its departments, says General Directorate of Passports

Changes made for ‘administrative convenience,’ ban on travel to Israel remains unchanged, says Bangladeshi FM

Meeting seen as significant against backdrop of current Afghan situation

The ministry says at least 50 insurgents were killed in overnight fighting

The images if verified would mark one of the few times Sheikha Latifa has been photographed in public

Turkish President Erdogan pledged support to Kyiv amid a buildup of Russian forces along its border with Ukraine. 

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will meet with Israeli and Palestinian officials, among other regional leaders

WHO aims to inoculate 10% of populations of all countries by September

Police files a case against the victim accusing him of 'mischief by killing an animal' & 'violation of Covid lockdown'

Taiwan has reported 4,917 cases since the pandemic began, including 29 deaths

The Emirates' de facto ruler stresses the need for additional efforts by both sides in a call with Egyptian president

The country faces a shortage of vaccines, with domestic production amounting to about 80 million doses a month

The breath analysis will be carried out alongside the current compulsory COVID-19 antigen rapid test

Delhi Police issued a look-out notice for Kumar after a May 4 brawl outside Delhi's Chhatrasal Stadium

Donald Trump in 2017 walked away from the deal, saying Tehran had violated its "spirit" and remained a regional threat

Race kicked off 9am (0100 GMT) with runners clad in t-shirts and shorts under overcast skies

Fighting in Gaza came to a halt under Egyptian-brokered cease-fire on Friday

There are ‘relatively few reports of myocarditis’ primarily in adolescents and young adults, says CDC

India’s false narrative on Kashmir falling down, says TeK UK President Fahim Kayani

Palestinian Authority warns Israeli provocations could drag situation back into escalation and tensions

Gwadar port becoming hub of economic activities under the multibillion-dollar project, says CPEC Authority chairman

Several prominent figures lose their lives to ongoing spate of targeted killings this year

Pakistan has received over 13m doses of Sinopharm, Sinovac and CanSino vaccines so far, according to sources

Police report no unusual incidents at the al-Aqsa mosque compound

Lifting of remaining coronavirus restrictions is due to take place from June 21

Experts from 3 countries discuss Israeli aggression in Gaza, plight of Palestinians

For weeks, India has battled devastating second wave of Covid-19 that has crippled its health system

FM appreciates Congressional Caucus for improving relations between Pakistan, US

Infectious disease expert Dr Faheem Younus demystifies what went wrong with the second Covid-19 wave in India

Qureshi says holds discussion with US Congressmen on Afghan peace, Covid situation and Kashmir

Kingdom refuses to allow entry to Pakistani Hajj pilgrims who had Chinese jabs

Former military analyst Ellsberg disclosed classifies portion of a top-secret document on Taiwan crisis

Climate crisis, ecological crisis and health crisis, they are all interlinked, says climate activist

India has been hard hit by a second wave of coronavirus infections which has overwhelmed its health system

Protesters call for imposing sanctions on Israel with some were draped in Palestinian flags

South Asian country faces difficulties in mass vaccination program amid shortage of Covid-19 jabs

The State Department announced his visit on Thursday

Unregistered refugees, some locals likely to be excluded from campaign due to prove-your-identity condition

Statement says neither caretaker PM KP Sharma, nor opposition leader Bahadur were able to demonstrate a majority

Despite tensions, US military officials have long sought to have open lines of communication with Chinese counterparts

Friday (May 21) marked the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the bilateral diplomatic relations

"This step is hard for the UK, but it is necessary to prevent the rapid spread of the Indian variant in Germany"

Stopping fossil fuel funding is seen as a major step the world can make to limit the rise in global temperatures

Pandemic has swamped underfunded healthcare systems after spreading fast across nations